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Olaf Simons (talk | contribs) (Changed [en] description: * August 18, 1770 in Göttingen; † July 12, 1825 in Avignon, France, German philosopher and salonniere. It belongs to the group of Göttingen scholar's daughters of the 18th century, known as "university mums") |
Olaf Simons (talk | contribs) (Changed [en] description: * August 18, 1770 in Göttingen; † July 12, 1825 in Avignon, France, German philosopher and salonniere. It belongs to the group of Göttingen scholar's daughters of the 18th century, known as "university ladies") |
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* August 18, 1770 in Göttingen; † July 12, 1825 in Avignon, France, German philosopher and salonniere. It belongs to the group of Göttingen scholar's daughters of the 18th century, known as "university | * August 18, 1770 in Göttingen; † July 12, 1825 in Avignon, France, German philosopher and salonniere. It belongs to the group of Göttingen scholar's daughters of the 18th century, known as "university ladies" | ||
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* August 18, 1770 in Göttingen; † July 12, 1825 in Avignon, France, German philosopher and salonniere. It belongs to the group of Göttingen scholar's daughters of the 18th century, known as "university ladies"
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Dorothea Schlözer |
* August 18, 1770 in Göttingen; † July 12, 1825 in Avignon, France, German philosopher and salonniere. It belongs to the group of Göttingen scholar's daughters of the 18th century, known as "university ladies" |
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Zweite Frauenpromotion aus Anlaß des 50. Universitätsjubiläums
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18 August 1770Gregorian
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- dewiki Dorothea Schlözer
- enwiki Dorothea von Rodde-Schlözer
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- wikidatawiki Q75106